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DHS (2) 
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DHS NEO Hurricane 3
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Review of DHS NEO Hurricane 3This is such a good rubber, it rewards players that can hit the ball hard enough to produce the speed/spin they want. To me, this rubbers feel very simple in a way that it is a slow rubber when you lack power but can be a killer for who can put on a strong topspin or loop. The throw angle is perfect for counter loops/topspins producing a massive amount of spin and speed. With the very tacky topsheet it is easy to get a spinny serve as well. Only for forehand flick it's difficult to get a strong shot out of this rubber as it is a small stroke. Blocking is also fairly decent, nothing special to say here and forehand push has lots of spin. In conclusion: This rubber rewards the player with good technique and power and converts it into speed and spinApr 10, 2017 | |||||||
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DHS Hurricane 9 Violet
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Review of DHS Hurricane 9 VioletI really like this rubber. It has the control and spin of a Chinese rubber and a hint of the speed of a ESN rubber. It plays above average in most aspects. Spin on openings can be very high but you need a good brushing technique. Blocking is controlled but not super fast. Topspins can be played fast and flat or slow and spinny. The topsheet is softer than I expected, and it is medium tacky (between H3 and European rubbers). Fun rubber to play a diverse gameNov 28, 2023 | |||||||||||||||||||||
Friendship/729 (1)
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Friendship/729 Battle II Provincial
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Review of Friendship/729 Battle II ProvincialI played the 40° version for 2 years. Before that I played the 39° version also for 2 years. I will briefly explain the biggest differences. The 39° version has everything you want from a modern Chinese rubber. It has a little built in speed, though it is not really bouncy. With booster the rubber becomes at least 50% bouncier and a little bit softer. It is tacky, but I had inconsistencies throughout batches. 2 were very tacky, 1 was moderately tacky and the one I have now is not tacky at all. So it's difficult to say what the average is. The 39° is much easier to play for people of different levels and playing styles. It excels in what most Chinese rubbers do and for the Battle 2 but flat hitting and driving is also decent. The 40° version was more difficult to play because it required more physical power in most strokes and there was less margin for error in countertopspinning. With the 39° version I was almost always confident to play a good topspin on the table but the power was sometimes lacking. For both versions the ball feel is very hard, and it seems the dwell time is not very high either. I would recommend it to people who prefer close to the table attacking and Hurricane 3 for people who mostly play loopsApr 19, 2025 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Gewo (1)
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Gewo Thunderball²
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Review of Gewo Thunderball²This rubber is soft, and I mean really soft. It's hard to find a good use for this rubber. The throw angle is too low for backhand, but it is too slow for forehand. Besides that it's very decent. The spin is good, blocking is good, control is amazing. It does a lot of things well but falls apart in the more crucial moments...Oct 16, 2022 | |||||||||||||||||||||
JOOLA (3)
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JOOLA Dynaryz AGR
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Review of JOOLA Dynaryz AGRReview for 2.0mm version. I played ACC max in the past. The biggest difference of course is the hardness. ACC already feels decently hard, but AGR feels close to a brick. Though despite the hard sponge the topsheet is medium-hard. This rubber is like a rocket. In 2.0mm it is less bouncy but on hard impact the ball just flies. What I like for the entire series is that on hard impact you can create very high spin. The biggest dislike is in the short game it's hard to do spin variations and with bad technique the ball flies up and gets smashed. All high impact shots feel satisfying and are easy, finer shots feel inconsistent. Durability is pretty bad but it's a common trend these days. 4-6 months and it's deadMay 17, 2023 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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JOOLA Dynaryz ACC
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Review of JOOLA Dynaryz ACCUpdate: I put this rubber on a defensive blade (Donic Defplay senso) and like it a lot. This rubber feels perfect for playing modern defense. The super bouncy sponge (too bouncy on stiff/hard blades for me) accelerates the ball hard with medium and above impact. When you get the topsheet to compress into the sponge it produces the most insane topspins. It was hard to get that much spin into the ball with this rubber on faster blades because the speed was to much to be precise, or at least for my level. This rubber wants you to play full power and rewards you with massive spin as a little bonus. In the short game you have to be a little careful because the topsheet is not tacky and the bouncy sponge only kicks in at certain impact so slow shots may be too slow and fast shots may be too fast. Durability average, it plays amazing while it lasts but it feels very "dead" all of a sudden. Usually lasts a few monthsTLDR: good= fast, blocking, powerloop, spinny when hit hard, spin insensitive bad= short game & touch play, opening topspin, control Mar 11, 2023 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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JOOLA Dynaryz CMD
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Review of JOOLA Dynaryz CMDThe Dynaryz series give me mixed feelings. They're amazing in some aspects, but terrible in others. I am playing it in BH, because I don't want to replace my current FH rubber (729-Battle 2 blue sponge) Whenever I can keep playing the attacking game this rubbers does wonders. It's stable in blocking, opening loop can be varied decently with spin and speed and looping far from table is fun and easy to do as well. However, I struggle so much just to do a proper push with this rubber. It's not that you can't push, you have to push the same way every time to get the ball on the opposite side and it gets predictable. It's really hard to vary the spin, speed and depth and after a while people start to catch on. The Hyper Bounce sponge feels hard to adjust to. At low impact there is no extra bounce, at medium impact you can feel the bounce more and at high impact it is a very strong bounce. The first few weeks I drove slow balls into the net and fast balls way over the table. Played with Yasaka Rakza 7 on BH before and the catapult effect was less pronounced and more predictableAug 06, 2022 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Tibhar (2)
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Tibhar Evolution MX-P
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Review of Tibhar Evolution MX-PI use this rubber on my backhand and on the Stiga OC blade. I will be comparing it with Tenergy05. First of all, this rubber weighs a lot, without exaggerating. This rubber produces tons of spin against backspin, while little effort is needed. Countertopspin is good, but not over the top amazing. Flat hitting requires some placement because the high throw angle and the tensor ability so you might have to adjust a little. Looping and topspinning is easy, but the bat angle has to be sharp. Serving has good spin. This rubber feels slightly faster, although in the beginning I didn't like the dwell time of the ball on this combination but I adjusted now. It felt "floaty" at first. I highly recommend this for either side, forehand or backhand, whatever you prefer. On forehand you can apply lots of pressure with little effort. While on the backhand you can drive, topspin and finish points with a lot of power. The rubbers hardness alows close as mid-range shots depending on th frame you have to be very powerfulMar 23, 2017 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Tibhar Quantum X Pro
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Review of Tibhar Quantum X ProMy previous BH rubber was JOOLA Dynaryz CMD, and I use a Stiga Infinity blade (5ply allwood). This rubber has above average speed, but is not explosive. The speed is enough to win points with both from close to table as from mid distance. The spin is very decent but not spectacular. It is fairly easy to produce spin with just the slightly tacky topsheet but also with compressing the ball into the sponge. The control for me is very high. It doesn't launch the ball forward with an opening topspin or a flick as much so you can do a slow spinny opening or a fast flat one with a bit of effort. You can clearly feel a difference when you spin the ball or hit the ball. It's a good offensive rubber with very good control-speed ratioFeb 23, 2023 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Yasaka (1)
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Yasaka Rakza 7
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Review of Yasaka Rakza 7Still holds up to modern standards. Very durable, pleasant feel with good grip, slightly bouncy (just enough for BH). This rubber is suited for almost any level. Would not recommend it to people in their first year of playing and top players might find it not agressive enough. This rubber is about 47.5 degrees hard and has small pores (slight catapult effect) and the topsheet is relatively soft. You can make a lot spin but it also reacts strongly to incoming spin. Enough power for short to the table play, far from table it's a bit slower but very controllable with it's high arc. Best on flexible blades for its spin potential! This rubber helps step up your BH game tremendously!Nov 06, 2022 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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